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National Republican., 1887-03-18
FOR HYDRAULIC ELEv-A
IL TORS.
OHEICE OR BUILDING For
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsJIINGToS H. O. Feb % 1887

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb 20, 1857.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering,
elevators and one small library elevator, all of
the hydraulic long vertical cylinder, rope and
pulley type, and two hydraulic vertical
building for State, War. and Navy Depart
ments, In this CITY, will be received at this
office until IL NJ. on SATURDAY, the NINE
TENTH DAY ofMARCH, 1887, and opened
Immediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
Specifications general instructions to bid
dere, and blank forms of proposal WILDE fur.
nished to established builders of the above
classes of elevators on application to this Of
hce THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
- Colonel, Corps of Eng'rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
GAMBLERS FIGHT.
The Notorious MBipr DOTsD Shot by
Pick Fnsg. Also g Gambler, 81
Eert Smith, Arkansas.
FaFg sage Il gss Self. z>efeus'. while Hy-
ISLANDERS Say Il Was n Deliberate
Attempt et Murder.
snociaI 10 Inc Gazette

$3.50. 49,. -,.-...,
0s~,''',' - r,,, ,..-.,,
EoRi mi ~ A''"', ""'' -
sensafi2na. sn9oIn2 aHfAy ocVuFTe1 mere
last night shout y O'Clock between &aJ)r
A. s. Dcran sLd PAX FGGg, TWO well
known SPORTING men, ia wAica D0ran re-
- 49, he'd v,rr,1s tao in Tho
49, - -, -, y .,orts cs+,
5l0as'' -,
INC s.'o'ln- arc Va . o''''' -
ter. L seems there mas oesh o." lSel.AS
existing between them for some time
Dgst Last night D25aa YES ou spree
ana VISITED TIE Ia G-ande saloon where
E4ur 10ras forth, ard the two were drink
ing aGd discussing their differences
lat Intervals during tue evening.
lust before the shooting DoIan
remarked that he would % home and
both walked ecross the street together,
JDst ODposlte she Paoenlx saloon D0r.n
-.onpad ana the shooting commenced.
Face fired five shots ami Dorau three.
p3rrfps Who saw the shooting say Fang
o-aDDef m J, front Of DoTan and shot
him twice at close raaga. DoTau fell Of
-ha Sidewalk sn,f died, he shooting
ST e- he wa Gown in sitting position. but
r5o+ yerv Wild owing tOthc fact, perhaps,
that h. was quite drunk Elgg su-reG-
9e-af 10 DeDafy Sheriff su1 wcs placed
in isil. Doran Ues taken to ire Ii
G-rn8a hotel where he received
rraoar medical Alteration until eh0ut
noon TODAY wner he yY2s removed to the
bauer Of Dot Rowland, Girl Of easy viz
'r7a with whom he had been cohaDitiu-
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Correspondence Of the 5azeste.
GRAHAM, Tx, July 1.-THE joint
barbecue gwen By the ants and pros at
Graham today was attended by fully 1000
persons, and some estimate the number
to be 5000. Al 10 0 clock Captain I. il.
Fuller Of Decatur was introduced. C2p-
tain Fuller spoke Tor one hour for pfOhi-
bitiOn.
Captain A. 3. G2nt Of Graham replied
to Captsin Fuller in ~ hours speech.
At II O'Clock dinner Was announced
and ell p2rtook Of O4r5ecued meats and
baked bread, Of which there was bOun-
tifu! supply. After dinner Captain Full
Ter CONSUMED another hour in addressing
The large crowd. Captain Cant replied
in the same length Cf time. Major james
4. Robinson Of Jack county wRs then
listened to until he closed. The best OF
order prevailed throughout the day, end
at the close Of Msj3 u Robinson's speech
the barbecue YVES over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Eostn - Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July l7,-This city
was visited with smother day Of tor-id
heat and the suffering was very great.
Tie hot spell set il shortly after sunrise
Dad by noon the hit cir was waf ed
through TIE city byG southwestern breeze
which though quite strong brought only
heated air. The thermometer, street
record, registered lC4 in the shade and
eleven fatal cases ofsunstroke and H:teen
p.o trttous we're reported. o. these TIE
nal )rlty We're the result f alcoholism.
The warm breeze continues aud to-
morrow promises to be still more op-
presslve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Cnnchine - Ikmgs.

Bulcsrt5, the eastern bone q coDteU-
tior. comes 10 the front egsil the So
1ranjs is soon 10 elect Q prince, a4d j. Is
possible tie powers viii &p2roye their
choice and try the experiment win aim
Prince Ferdinand OF CObUrg is 9 possible
candidate, and 1t is amusing to hear him
talk OF the honor that is to be conferred
On him. He iatronizss Bulgaria most
beautifully, speaks Of her as not such q
bad little country, and Will consent to
become her savior and ttther
if requested. All Of which sounds
very comical from prlpceliDg
barely twenty-six years old, VINO has
spent his life amusing himself and dab
bling in what he is pleased to consider
the deepest social and political ques
tions. Fortunately there is not any
great likelihood that the fatherly care Of
this royal youth viii Re called tOE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
At joshua
Special to TIC Gazette.

Special to TIC Gazette.
JOSHUA, TEX, July l7.-Lsst night, &C
cording to appointment, Hon. B. D.
Tariton was on maud to discuss the pro.
hibition amendment with Z representative
anti, rot knowing until O'Clock P. 10.
who It would by. Blu. when the train
srrivsd it w2s found that Hon. Barnett
Gibbs Of Dallas was aboard, and Wss the
nan selected BY the ants to meet Mr..
TGrlton. A large crowd of men and
womeG-prcs and an,is-soOn gathered
~ the school building. Mr.. TarltOn was
first introduced, who spoke FOR one hour
and 2 half Mr. GIBBS was introduced
and spoke the same length Ct time. Mr,
Carlton had q thirty minutes rejolnGer.
After which Mr.. Gibbs closed the debate
VITA q ten minutes speech.
Professor Rsudolf Clark Of ThCrps
Springs will speak here Monday night
next in favor Of the amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

Special 20 the Gazette.
WAxAHACaT, TEX, July l7.-Ao'i and
PROHIBITION is the topic Of conversation
in every group, many OF which are gath
cred on The streets, in the staisways, II
the back alleys, etc. u yOu meet pro
and esk him hoW his pTecjGctCr ntigI5JE-
hOGd IS gong, he viii til you cnthusiss-
tica.lY that tne ores Val "caTry that box
by a large mgjJrity;" aLd when you ask
IN anti the same question he viii tell you
with as much certainty CT feeling that the
ants are 'aUay aaga0, cGd will carry that
box be Cud q d.u3t," 50 il is almost
impossible f5r az impartisEg minded per
sou TO af5.va ct aay more correct cOrclu-
sion CT opinion concerning the result Of
the election IL ldiS c1unty thar 10 say i.
VIII be uuccmfart2biy close Tor hoth par
1Ies, a7d neither will eEult ia victory Of
over go or 800 maj JIty.
The executive committees Of both the
pros end ants met to-day, end from the
reports brought IN ny representatives Of
eacn in the county, both ere much eI2r d
ever their s2ngUuc prospects OF sGcceSS.
The pros viii give 8 grand barbecue and
picnic at Euasrd's park on the 3c5 o.!
August. The aHtis viii give one E few
days before this Prominent speakers
VIII be invited to both.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
LCNGY!EWs
Horse Trnusaciou-s,iehtl Burned
shipping Coal.

morse LrwUEngr iuT1-NftE ittE burned.
Sr,ppfng rosI.
s.t..ae Gazette
..Na.urw. wpv Jp1v II -Huuh Sam
les a--..,... -.-r for t,r-;rl. o. ordar
-.--.-.. -gl ~ - - = - -
4 cue 4'Viu + i mem Z
VI His ely and John A. Ware OF Caero-
a.s i'1 horse, and also Tor theft Of the
-..,e, ..ag.Gcates B. r.. Coady Of Esston,
wac ws- sr-e-.ej there yesterday ard
'g2g1. ee-e. Saunders statement is
ls Be ra3 Coadv for returning
,-e horse 10 ne place from which
D Saunders took il, after when lie
... louisiana, thinking the matter
"sS 2.r-at But CUGdv sold the 10rse
'a,.saa suo oatl are now in limbo.
4. l-.tsvi.-e, three miles below TatUm,
S.-4g, q. a.e-ycar-old son Of John
-i-. .G-1s attempted to make ire in
-.s.avg win kerosene. The can e1-
aea, completely covering the little
.s-.T win the aluzlng oil. and scatter
~ yv-r The room. Nj. Burroughs
was a1 s.ia.uirg room, sud OWNING
4 --s>. 4 ue Explosion, gathered ats
~ in hls arDs. rushed in snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
- So yyore the TrlnNats.

san Francisco ArEOnaut,
The Cfrdfe hiss Grown to be q m0nstrous
ad With me girls. This morning, liz an
elevated car, found myself beside an
acqua;ntgnce who had some preteEse 10
social position Her slim figure was en-
c.rc!ed bY huge silver grid, from one
side Cf which dansled foTty-stX little
cnsins. At the end Of every chain was 8
tItnbet. We fell to talking about The m,
and looked them over, while she chatted
a0out the history Of every one. There
were fourteen Roman COINS, & latch key,
perholder case, vinaigrette, skating
medal button hOOE, glove buttoner, sill
yer address tablet, tiny silver bonbon
BOX, s c0rkscreW, miniature CimeCtr,
cbatylciBe watch, q small OXidIznd iron
p3ras o. which when opened became ian,
a bullet with which she had killed .ear
on htr brothers. Isuch, card case, 8
lock Of hair in g l0Cket, two Miniatures, one
OF Herbert keicey with dropping mus
tache and the other O=mund Tearte with
his ewes turned heavunwsrG, s chzin
pursr, @ COMPASS, a small paper cutter,
u dozen odd irinkcts Of every conceivable
shape, and double barrelCd dog
whistle
"Whyre did you collect them all?'
asked.
'Eyarywb6re," said she, with 3 sbrug
"D0n't you ind them troublesome?
"Ol, no; they're vastly useful"
"IIoW sou
"They supply subjects of conversation
10 men VINO are a LIKE stupid in the ORE
Ing" she said sweery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
A. mckinney

MCKINNEY, Tx, July lG.-Tae pro.
hioltion Clans gathered to-day st Andrews
Park. Ia the forenoon speeches We're
made hy IIr. J. Y. Gibson and General
r. NJ. GluC Of Dallas. At.er bon1teOus
repast, to WHICH TIE stranger Gnd way
fa7er was made welcome, eno after Nc
Kinney Cor.eg Band had rendered some
excellent music, speaking Tss resumed
Hon. Marion Martin vas the first speaker,
sud entertained the audience for two
hours. Colonel Ell Chambers formerly
OF Collin, closed ,ls speaking Tor the day
in 3 short talk 10 MS old county people.
ut White Grove, three miles from town,
this AFTERNOON, Mr.. J y. Gibson made q
prohibition address, 10 4 large audIenca.
TIE anaIs took steps this afternoon To
have : picnic here On the J0.b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Vvsst Notes.

Special 70 the Gazette.
WEST, Ten, July 1.-The Abbott sad
vicinity Prohi1i:iouists gave picnic yes
terday Vt ThomPsar's grove, six miles
northeast Of here. There were able
speeches made for the amendment, an
abundance q food and Refreshments
were On me ground, ard, being 3 fac
day, peace AID harmony prevailed.
The West Prohibition Club met Igs5
night aud appointed q committee for the
purpose Of taking collections sEd recsiy-
lpg donations for the bcaeGs Of the Pro
hi5ition party. After several suggestions
and short speech lram M &. Cobb,
they then adjourned uuUl mex. Saturday
uiIqt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
A MAIDEN GOES hAB.
Hydrorhobie Developed u Year After tho
YiC.im Was B.zten by Dog.

IlttSDLrr lines
4 well-developcd case CT acu.e hydro
phooia occurred in this city early yes.eI-
day morning, and theyictim, Miss Maggie
Gregg, who boards at us Duquesne Wsy,
IS row lying az Mercy hospital, suffering
all the sg0nies incident 10 tna. dread dis
ease.
About 81 year ago Mss Gregg WIS bit
ten By small dog with which size was
plaYipg. The wound healed IN short
time aud she paid no further attention TO
it. Her family aid not think it necessary
10 have the wound caUteEized. Night DC-
fore last she retired to her room about
II o'c!ocs, ana shortly after midnight
her sisters Went to the apart
ment, but found the door lock
ed. Becoming alarmed, they
broke Into the room. They We're Mortified
to find Maggie lying on the floor il VIC
lent commissions. She was frotbiD@ at
the mouth ard barking Ike q dO@. She
was placed in Ded, where II required the
united strength Of seven persons 10 keep
her. Dr. James Mccain and two other
physicians pronounced the case one c.
nydToph05ia, snd ordered her removed
10 tie hospital The young ls1v hsd 2
fine set OF teeth, but during hsr slrug-
giles she bit the bed posts With sach VIC
lence tina: her teeth sre nearly all broken.
LGte last night hor sisters reported
that sne was il Gu unconscious condition,
brought about by exhaustion, lat The g.
tendanls expected the terrible struggle
TO again commerce am continue unlil
death brought relief. The sufferer is
seventeen Years Of age, aud " ST 2Laic
bic disposition tbut hes made her gen
eFsL fsvCrite.
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A. nrnckeft.

CorrespoHdeucc OF the Gazette
CRocEETT, Tx, july l5-B saop II.
n. Quincy addressed Isrgs audience
mere to-day ia favor OF prohibition. The
cyioret people hal prepared Z barbecue
and the crowd WIS estimated nj sbou,
1000. TIE hest Of cider prevailed and
be spoke for nearly th.ea hours. The
day passed without 80 &C :idenC, except
t1et 9 small coioreJ boy, while hanging
cl 10 passing ,rain 20. caught un5cr
he wa-e!s and had one CT his legs
Cus Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
At SuIcetiue.

epeclsl to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Ten, July l7-At the
West Union Baptist church last night
Bishop Turner OF Georgia ami ex-senator
Webb Flsusgan spoke TO sIGTge mixed au-
dience on the subject Of prohibition. At
the close of Yesterdays End last nights
speaking, Bishop Turaer and MIR, Fiaaa-
gsn distributed large number Of PIC
hi5iciOn badges, which we're generally re-
Ceived and worn by hundreds OK negroes.
&c Akers, c negro Of Gainesville,
spoke agsius: the amerdment III frOu. q
i saloon, beginning st O'Clock il tts
evening and continuing Tor three nous.
Akers is IN excellent speaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

ing to penetrate this coal. This
drift now penetfateS the side OF
the hill e. q place Gu the upper
branch twelve feet above Martins
creek, into which the tunnel drains Itself
naturally. This upper bsDch is nearly
level, eff 1rdng ample room for tracks
and eli necessary bulldogs. The tunnel
extends inso the nil over sixty 5eet, the
coal gradually increasing ia thickness
and density the further from the opening.
There is certainly an opening for the pay
lug investment Of capital az THIS place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
At Bryan.

BRYAN, TEX, July lG.-The barbecue
given by the &ntis to-day was considered
grand success by al. The pros and
ants we're treated alike. Addresses
were delivered By Congressman Charles
Stewart sld r. Q. Mills. Mr. Stewart
spoke 10 the forenoon To q large audi
ence. Mr.. Mills spoke in the evening 10
an Increased audience over the one il the
forenoon, TIE crowd at this time was
estimated from 30lO TO 5COo people, but
5000 would gouu1 uumaeT them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

PELApELrhIA, PA ,Julg l7.-An official
circuI-r has been Issued BY tina executive
board Of tic Knights Of Labor 10 the
o der In geney&Iil behalf Of TIE Ctr-Mak-
ers' Association CT Baltimore, requesting
tie members Of the order 10 purchase
ooly goods packed in handmade cars,
stating hat cheap and dcleterious faxes
GTn used In machlne soldering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
II FIaroniR.
snnnial III fhe Casette.

Special tn the Gazette.
FLAToNIA, TEx., July 17.-Kriday night
Library Hall WAS literally packed with
ladies' and gentlemen 50 hear joint dis
cussion or the alI absorbing question
prohibition. DR.. J. 2. Lane OF ItGska,
Hill county, opened The discussion IN on
elegant end Logical speech OF one hour in
favor OF the amendment. Mr.. f. A,
Hess replied III opposition d the amend
men. aud was allowed one hour ana
half Senator Lane spoke about thirty
minutes Ct Hess time in opposition 10
the proposed amendment, a. the con
clUsion Of which d.. L4ne again occu
pied the stand in half hours cjoiEdrr.
Col. Black walton IS billed % speak
mere Monday night, the Ism II favor Of
prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

Correspondence of the Gazette
LINDEN, Ten, i uiy Is A EJr. Knowles
delivered an Interesting speech here this
sfterGoon en- prohibition, 10 en- attentive
audience. We cleim Linden % be the
banner prohibition town Ia TIE state, &C
c3ralog 10 the population, &c there sle
only swO aatls here. II. A. O'Nsai goes
this &is.rnooE 20 QIae1 CITY, R7y. J W,
Erwin TO AyiTgeC and L. ". CnUGte 20
Kildare, to esp0uss the cause OF The
prOs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

which were once their greatest charm.
Why, sat beside q girl the other night
ct dinner party and talked TO her three
hours in g way that would have made
canal boatman blush had the subjects
been clothed in less edroit
and careful language. Il was not
my fault by any means. Sne vas
5 beautiful gil, de icate, Dig-eyet end
quiet, and when 1 took her in TO dinner,
mad made up my mind thAt was in TO-
one of these long snd dre2ry breEaGnG-
butter conversations inteTspCTssd with
polite comments on the ope-s, the tIgg-
atre and the last seasons balls, We had
not been seated at the table q minute
before she swallowed her sherry at
gulp, grew q1leuy froiic5ome
AID started in with the most
appalling inuerdos that you ever
heard. The S!rI was good enough, m
Id1UDtedly, ont she had spent three years
in London, and she probably kneT th2t
the BEST wgv 10 f5tter s mans vSCjty IS
| in talking shout the widest episodes to
him ard Questioning him SUgg@s- Fely
about the women Of the stgge. Sh" soon
I tumHled from this 20 the cievereo- hIni
of badin2ge. end 1 SGT there like laIge
a1d anishle clnmpi glowing unHtr
Instructions I did not TesEza till
| long after dinner, snd when l was driving
slowly home in q dark cab, tns- ,1e
girl had been talking about thiCgs that
men do rot discuss aloud even Ia their
clubs. Aud yet 8 ngU vino would dare
TO insiGuate that there was anything
wrong ABOUT the girl would be called 20
account in short order. snd rightly toe.
! she had simply caught the prevailing fad,
and she was running it to death, IS New
York women Will invariably do
''Iou are right G5OUE the cigarettes"
said q heavy man iE the party, ECdt.GS
SsgclY "They gre passed Ground WIN
the coffee almost every There after dinner
now, and it is no unusual thIng to see
woman take prf a. enc il the presence
of lots Of men"
COZ course not" said the rOundec
calmly. Gwen Z newer thing thsn me
cigarette is t3e Russian cigar. The
Empress OF Austria smokes them
sitter dinner, and suppose
shat s.ar ed the fashion in England. But
orly society women Of the Prince Of
Wales OTn set thege-add ina. is 1T org
odds the fastest set in the WOrld-smJSe
,sen openly. know five CT six women
IN New York who have brought the Eagit
: with them scTCss the water"
"H ha. IS q kisSl2a cigar some enc
asked.
'R1ssIan IS pU5el7 name III this case.
The cig=!s t2st me Empress smoEes &Te
make IN Rl~s!s, DEJ tney 60 not 9lter
particularly from any I@l5-Wfi-ht eno
;oose-rclied cissE "A t2.s country. iley
. are CA'y H,.-c ait tAlcSef tas1 the
average ICED pencil, and a9oA. TIE
I same lensta. LAeY are always smoked
with silver, Goia ara amoer holders, for
. no woman IS So far lost 10 stle pro
, pTletie5 as 10 STAN 5er pfe.zY lips WIN
the butt oca OF c.gE' t1eSe wees
}uih a9'us - me aySilu-F C@i -ltssulSs OF
New loEh women "He4 ~ P12la fseLhu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
MhesIing md whsslm.n.

Over q half million bicycles ere IN use
in England.
About laO, 600 bicycles are in use in the
United StStes.
The bicycle is used il the English pos
tai service.
The bicycle is quite popular with elder
II mel in Europe.
Three of the powers use the bicycle for
military purposes.
There are 1900 bicycles in New York
state, $500 Of them in New York city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
POLITICAL.
FAs 4man5m" mt Discussed Pro and Con
OF Various Points in She State.
The Woods Full Of EN-,
Barbccucs st DIiueoIa, Bryan and AcRin-
ney-Uutcn FfcnIc AT Grapevine.
All Pronounced Successes.
At HjinrOla.

MNEoLA, Ten, July IG.-The Anti
Pcohibitionlsts barbecue here to-day was
attended by shout 1000 people. Hon. J..
a. Jones Of Henderson, and W. II. Pope
Of Marshall, ants, ona 2. 3. Cain Of
Tyler, and Judge J. C. West of Wacc,
pros, discussed the amendment jointly.
A brass band from Dallas furnished the
music. During Colonel P0pg's speech he
was presented v. III bunch OF corn tas-
sells bound with blue RIBBON and Labelled
Democracy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 lhe Gazette
DE>IsoN, TEX, July I7.-PE5li5i.ion
is holJ.ue The fort in Danisun g. present,
as every night the pzs. week there has
been public speaking in different parts Of
the city. T. speech having been made last
night in Gllag5lr's h2u, where la- Sc
crowd assembled to hear the prohibition
side Of the question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
at S9yAraiO
.orrespoadcnce II - azette.

Correspondence OF the.C azette.
ALvARADo, TEX, July Is .-B2rney
Gibbs sud Seth Shepard delivered adj
dresses 70 3 large CoUcOursG Of people
here to-day. Tde Prohibitiouists are
preparing for grand rally on the 30!h 81
this month,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
At InmpasaS.
specisl TO the Gazette.

LAMPAsAs, TEX, July 1.-THE first
ilint discussion here was the means of
bringing out the largest and most enthu-
siassic audience of the canvass. Hon.
W. Il. Cnilders spoke last night at tae
court house against the amendment, and
was followed by Rev, J. NJ. Carol in its
favor. The house was iammed.
The pros will give grand BARBECUE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

Georgia has 628l per cent. Of oil her
children of school age enrolled as pupils
in her public schools, and the percentage
of average attendance on this enrolment
is 20 So. This is q better showing than is
made by any other southern stste. $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
- Grnp.v!ne

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, TEx., July 1.-The grand
union picnic q tae pros snd GntIs here
to-day was 2 complete success. About
1000 people were upon toe grounds. The
pros were represented by Judge L I.
3 ccaham and EIhe aEtis BY Hon, W. >
Peodleton. il was Gn abb discussion,
which was very edDY.Dg, aGd e!icited
rounds Of applause from tde immense
CROWD.
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at PIpac.

Correspondence of the sazette.
PIANO, TEX JAY IG.--Mr. Taylor, s
colored Prohibition speaker, discussed
the amendment TO q good sized audience
at the colored folks schoolhouse last
night a number Of whites mere in a.
tenlOlCe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

Special to the Gazette.
bartlett, Ten, JGly IA. Lewis,
mayor OF Tempe, spoke here to g good
crowd against the amendment yesterday
evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

speciaI to the Eazstte.

oUtCIHl % INC '-.t-uLISs
BAIRD, TEX, Jaly 17.-HOn. Georga
". Smith Of Colorado, Texas, made az
able prohibition speech mere las. night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

here on ~ 2Gth inst, ard Hon. W. S.
Herndon i'll address TIM citizens at
night, VIII they expect Hous. Marion
Martin, w. ". Walton, John NJ, Duncan
and C. K. I:lI to entertain the crowd
during the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Al Omen City.
sneclal Il IA Gazatte.

-Ul-It-I y VT NTtt1ottI'
QUEEN CITY, TEX, July I7.-Yester-
Gay r. B. Jackson addressed the people
here in opposition to ire proposed amend
ment. Il. A. O'Neal for the pTo1ibs
spoke al night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Van AI.tyae 30 KaIIy.

epn1llI Q Jhc UaLeLtt.
VAN ALsrYEE, TEX, July 17.-BAiley
and Lt2ht.oot, pros, and SlepOn and
Herring, ants, have neaa invited to sd-
dress Us here 81 the picnic or Wednesday,
Jcly p. \ big crowd IS expected.